Spanish words: santidad to sartén

Spanish words santidad to sartén

1. santidad noun /santiˈdad/: sanctity; holiness
2. Santiesteban proper noun [sãn̪t̪jesˈt̪eβ̞ãn]
3. santificable adjective /santifiˈkable/: sanctifiable
4. santificación noun /santifikaˈθjon/: sanctification
5. santificado adjective, verb /santifiˈkado/: sanctified, hallowed, made holy
6. santificador adjective /santifikaˈdoɾ/: sanctifying
7. santificando verb [sãn̪t̪ifiˈkãn̪d̪o]: gerund of santificar
8. santificándose verb [sãn̪t̪ifiˈkãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of santificar combined with se
9. santificante adjective: divine
10. santificar verb /santifiˈkaɾ/: to sanctify, to hallow, to make holy
11. santificarse verb [sãn̪t̪ifiˈkaɾse]: infinitive of santificar combined with se
12. Santigo proper noun [sãn̪ˈt̪iɣ̞o]
13. santiguado verb /santiˈɡwado/: past participle of santiguar
14. santiguamiento noun /santiɡwaˈmjento/: sign of the cross
15. santiguando verb [sãn̪t̪iˈɣ̞wãn̪d̪o]: gerund of santiguar
16. santiguándose verb [sãn̪t̪iˈɣ̞wãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of santiguar combined with se
17. santiguar verb /santiˈɡwaɾ/: to bless
18. santiguarse verb [sãn̪t̪iˈɣ̞waɾse]: infinitive of santiguar combined with se
19. Santillán proper noun /santiˈʝan/: a surname
20. Santillana proper noun [sãn̪t̪iˈʝana]
21. santim noun [sãn̪ˈt̪ĩm]
22. santimonia noun /santiˈmonja/: sanctimony, sanctimoniousness
23. santims noun [sãn̪ˈt̪ĩms]
24. Santino proper noun [sãn̪ˈt̪ino]
25. santinos interjection /sanˈtinos/: bless you!
26. Santis proper noun [ˈsãn̪t̪is]
27. santísimo adjective [sãn̪ˈt̪isimo]: superlative degree of santo
28. santismo noun: The politics of, or support for, Juan Manuel Santos, Colombian politician
29. santista adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Santos, Brazil
30. Santisteban proper noun /santisˈteban/: a surname
31. Santistevan proper noun /santisˈteban/: a surname
32. santo adjective, noun /ˈsanto/: holy, godly
33. santo cielo interjection /ˌsanto ˈθjelo/: good heavens
34. santo grial noun: holy grail
35. santo patrón noun: patron saint
36. santo patrono noun: patron saint
37. Santo Sepulcro phrase [ˈsãn̪t̪o seˈpulkɾo]
38. santo sínodo noun /ˌsanto ˈsinodo/: holy synod
39. Santo Tomé phrase [ˈsãn̪t̪o t̪oˈme]
40. Santo Tomé y Príncipe phrase [ˈsãn̪t̪o t̪oˈme i ˈpɾĩnsipe]
41. santo y seña noun, phrase /ˌsanto i ˈseɲa/: watchword, password
42. santol noun /sanˈtol/: santol
43. santón adjective, noun /sanˈton/: santon
44. santones adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Santoña
45. Santoniense proper noun: Santonian (subdivision of the Late Cretaceous epoch)
46. santoniño noun
47. santoral noun [sãn̪t̪oˈɾal]: saint-day calendar
48. Santoro proper noun [sãn̪ˈt̪oɾo]
49. santotomense adjective, noun /santotoˈmense/: São Toméan
50. Santu proper noun [ˈsãn̪t̪u]
51. santuario noun /sanˈtwaɾjo/: sanctuary
52. Santucho proper noun [sãn̪ˈt̪ut͡ʃo]
53. santulón adjective [sãn̪t̪uˈlõn]
54. santurrón adjective, noun /santuˈron/: sanctimonious, holier-than-thou
55. santurronería noun /santuroneˈɾia/: sanctimoniousness, sanctimony
56. santurtziarra adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Santurtzi
57. sañudamente adverb /saˌɲudaˈmente/: angrily
58. sañudo adjective /saˈɲudo/: cruel; wicked
59. sanusí adjective, noun /sanuˈsi/: Senussi
60. sanusíes adjective, noun: Senusiyya
61. sanvicentano adjective: from the Chilean city of San Vicente de Tagua Tagua
62. sanvicentero adjective, noun /sambiθenˈteɾo/: of, from or relating to San Vicente del Raspeig
63. sanvicentino adjective, noun /sambiθenˈtino/: Vincentian
64. Sanz proper noun /ˈsanθ/: a surname
65. saó noun /saˈo/: Trithrinax schizophylla
66. Saona proper noun /saˈona/: Saône (a river in France)
67. SAP noun: acronym of síndrome de alineación parental (“PAS (parental alienation syndrome)”)
68. sapa noun /ˈsapa/: a reduction of must in Ancient Roman cuisine, made by boiling down grape juice or must in large kettles until reduced to a third of the original volume
69. sapajú noun /sapaˈxu/: sapajou
70. sape interjection [ˈsape]
71. sapeado verb /sapeˈado/: past participle of sapear
72. sapeando verb [sapeˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of sapear
73. sapear verb /sapeˈaɾ/: to dob in; snitch
74. sapecado noun, verb [sapeˈkað̞o]
75. sapecar verb [sapeˈkaɾ]
76. sapera noun /saˈpeɾa/: Frankenia thymifolia
77. sapidez noun /sapiˈdeθ/: tastiness
78. sápido adjective /ˈsapido/: tasty (having a taste)
79. sapiencia noun /saˈpjenθja/: wisdom
80. sapiencial adjective /sapjenˈθjal/: sapiential
81. sapiente adjective /saˈpjente/: wise; knowing
82. sapientísimo adjective [sapjẽn̪ˈt̪isimo]: superlative degree of sapiente
83. sapillo noun /saˈpiʝo/: any of a number of plants
84. sapino noun [saˈpino]
85. sapiosexual adjective [sapjosekˈswal]
86. sapito de antifaz phrase [saˈpit̪o ð̞e ãn̪t̪iˈfas]
87. sapito de cuatro ojos phrase [saˈpit̪o ð̞e ˈkwat̪ɾo ˈoxos]
88. sapo adjective, noun /ˈsapo/: ugly
89. sapo argentino noun: The Argentine toad, Rhinella arenarum
90. sapo arriero phrase [ˈsapo aˈrjeɾo]
91. sapo corredor noun, phrase /ˌsapo koreˈdoɾ/: natterjack
92. sapo de caña noun: cane toad
93. sapo de cuatro ojos noun: Chilean four-eyed frog (Pleurodema thaul)
94. sapo de otro pozo phrase [ˈsapo ð̞e ˈot̪ɾo ˈposo]
95. sapo de pecho espinoso phrase [ˈsapo ð̞e ˈpet͡ʃo espiˈnoso]
96. sapo espinoso noun: The spiny toad, Bufo spinosus.
97. sapo Popeye phrase [ˈsapo poˈpeʝe]
98. sapo veranero noun: summer toad (found in Central America, Peruvian Amazon; possibly refers to the cane toad/marine toad, Bufo marinus in some regions, or a small variety of...
99. sapogenina noun: sapogenin
100. sapología noun: The culture of the sapeurs.
101. saponáceo adjective /sapoˈnaθeo/: saponaceous
102. saponificable adjective /saponifiˈkable/: saponifiable
103. saponificación noun /saponifikaˈθjon/: saponification
104. saponificado verb /saponifiˈkado/: past participle of saponificar
105. saponificando verb [saponifiˈkãn̪d̪o]: gerund of saponificar
106. saponificar verb /saponifiˈkaɾ/: to saponify
107. saponina noun /sapoˈnina/: saponin
108. saponósido noun: saponoside
109. Saporta proper noun [saˈpoɾt̪a]
110. sapos y culebras phrase [ˈsapos i kuˈleβ̞ɾas]
111. sapote noun [saˈpot̪e]
112. sapoteado verb [sapot̪eˈað̞o]
113. sapoteando verb [sapot̪eˈãn̪d̪o]
114. sapotear verb [sapot̪eˈaɾ]
115. sapperlot interjection [ˈsapeɾlot̪]
116. Sapporo proper noun [saˈpoɾo]: Sapporo (the capital and largest city of Hokkaido Prefecture, Japan)
117. saprissista adjective, noun: of Deportivo Saprissa (a football team from Costa Rica)
118. saprofita noun /sapɾoˈfita/: alternative form of saprofito
119. saprofítico adjective [sapɾoˈfit̪iko]
120. saprofito adjective, noun /sapɾoˈfito/: saprophyte
121. saprolito noun: saprolite
122. saproxílico adjective: saproxylic
123. sapucái noun [sapuˈkaj]
124. sapucay noun [sapuˈkaj]
125. saque noun, verb /ˈsake/: expulsion, extraction, act of putting something out
126. saque de arco noun, phrase [ˈsake ð̞e ˈaɾko]: goal kick
127. saque de banda noun: throw-in
128. saque de castigo noun: penalty kick
129. saque de esquina noun, phrase /ˌsake de esˈkina/: corner kick
130. saque de falta noun: free kick
131. saque de gol noun: goal kick
132. saque de mano noun: serve
133. saque de meta noun: goal kick
134. saque de portería noun: goal kick
135. saque de puerta noun: goal kick
136. saque de valla noun: free kick
137. saque del centro phrase [ˈsake ð̞el ˈsẽn̪t̪ɾo]
138. saque inicial noun: kick-off
139. saque lateral noun, phrase [ˈsake lat̪eˈɾal]: throw-in
140. saque libre noun: free kick
141. saqueado verb /sakeˈado/: past participle of saquear
142. saqueador noun /sakeaˈdoɾ/: plunderer
143. saqueando verb [sakeˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of saquear
144. saquear verb /sakeˈaɾ/: to sack
145. saqueo noun, verb /saˈkeo/: sack, plunder, pillage
146. saquera adjective [saˈkeɾa]
147. saquero noun [saˈkeɾo]
148. saquete noun /saˈkete/: charge bag (for a cannon)
149. saquito noun /saˈkito/: diminutive of saco, a small sack
150. saquito de té noun: teabag
151. SAR noun: HRH
152. sara noun [ˈsaɾa]
153. sarabanda noun /saɾaˈbanda/: sarabande
154. Sarabi proper noun [saˈɾaβ̞i]
155. Sarabia proper noun /saˈɾabja/: a surname from Basque, the 575th most common in Mexico
156. Saraceno proper noun [saɾaˈseno]
157. Sarachaga proper noun [saɾaˈt͡ʃaɣ̞a]
158. Saracho proper noun [saˈɾat͡ʃo]
159. saracustí adjective, noun: Saragossan
160. saraguato noun /saɾaˈɡwato/: howler monkey
161. saragüete noun [saɾaˈɣ̞wet̪e]
162. saraguro adjective, noun: of the Saraguro group of people
163. Sarai proper noun: Sarai
164. Saraiva proper noun [saˈɾajβ̞a]
165. sarajevés adjective, noun /saɾaxeˈbes/: Sarajevan
166. Sarajevo proper noun [saɾaˈxeβ̞o]
167. sarakof noun [saɾaˈkof]: a type of hat, resembling a safari helmet, worn by officers during the Mexican civil war
168. Saralegui proper noun [saɾaˈleɣ̞i]
169. saramacano adjective, noun [saɾamaˈkano]
170. sarambi noun: fuss; commotion; uproar
171. sarambo noun: a lively type of dance from Dominican Republic
172. sarampión noun /saɾamˈpjon/: measles
173. sarandí noun /saɾanˈdi/: ellipsis of sarandí blanco
174. sarandí blanco noun /saɾanˌdi ˈblanko/: Phyllanthus sellowianus, a South American tree.
175. sarandunga noun: a lively dance from Dominican Republic
176. sarantontón noun /saɾantonˈton/: ladybird, ladybug
177. sarao noun /saˈɾao/: party, soiree
178. sarape noun: serape
179. sarapia noun /saˈɾapja/: coumarou
180. sarasa noun /saˈɾasa/: effeminate man or homosexual
181. Sarasate proper noun [saɾaˈsat̪e]
182. sarasear verb [saɾaseˈaɾ]
183. Sarasola proper noun [saɾaˈsola]
184. Sarasqueta proper noun [saɾasˈket̪a]
185. Sarasti proper noun [saˈɾast̪i]
186. saratoga noun [saɾaˈt̪oɣ̞a]
187. Sarátov proper noun: Saratov (a city in Russia)
188. Saravia proper noun [saˈɾaβ̞ja]
189. Saray proper noun [saˈɾaj]
190. Saraya proper noun [saˈɾaʝa]
191. Saraza proper noun [saˈɾasa]
192. sarazo adjective: ripening
193. sarcasmo noun /saɾˈkasmo/: sarcasm
194. sarcásticamente adverb /saɾˌkastikaˈmente/: sarcastically
195. sarcástico adjective /saɾˈkastiko/: sarcastic
196. sarchiseño adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Sarchí, Costa Rica
197. sarcocistosis noun: sarcocystosis
198. sarcófago noun /saɾˈkofaɡo/: sepulcher
199. sarcoidosis noun /saɾkoiˈdosis/: sarcoidosis
200. sarcolema noun /saɾkoˈlema/: sarcolemma
201. sarcoma noun /saɾˈkoma/: sarcoma
202. sarcómero noun: sarcomere
203. sarcopenia noun [saɾkoˈpenja]: sarcopenia
204. sarcoplasma noun /saɾkoˈplasma/: sarcoplasm
205. sarcoplásmico adjective /saɾkoˈplasmiko/: sarcoplasmic
206. sarcopterigio noun: sarcopterygian
207. sarcosepto noun: sarcoseptum
208. sardana noun [saɾˈð̞ana]: sardana
209. sardanapalesco adjective [saɾð̞anapaˈlesko]
210. sardanista noun /saɾdaˈnista/: a sardana dancer
211. sardina noun /saɾˈdina/: sardine
212. sardinada noun: meal of sardines
213. sardinal noun: sardine-fishing net
214. sardineado verb [saɾð̞ineˈað̞o]
215. sardineando verb [saɾð̞ineˈãn̪d̪o]
216. sardinear verb [saɾð̞ineˈaɾ]
217. sardinel noun [saɾð̞iˈnel]: kerb
218. sardinero adjective, noun /saɾdiˈneɾo/: a seller or sardines
219. sardineta noun /saɾdiˈneta/: stinking goosefoot (Chenopodium vulvaria)
220. sardinilla noun /saɾdiˈniʝa/: baby sardine
221. sardino adjective [saɾˈð̞ino]: teenaged
222. sardo adjective, noun /ˈsaɾdo/: Sardinian (of, from or relating to Sardinia, Italy)
223. sardón noun [saɾˈð̞õn]
224. sardonal noun [saɾð̞oˈnal]
225. sardonia noun /saɾˈdonja/: celery-leaved buttercup, Ranunculus sceleratus
226. sardónica adjective, noun /saɾˈdonika/: alternative form of sardónice
227. sardónicamente adverb /saɾˌdonikaˈmente/: sardonically
228. sardónice noun: sardonyx
229. sardónico adjective /saɾˈdoniko/: sardonic
230. sardónix noun: alternative form of sardónice
231. Sarduy proper noun [saɾˈð̞uj]
232. Sare proper noun [ˈsaɾe]
233. sarga noun /ˈsaɾɡa/: twill
234. sargazo noun /saɾˈɡaθo/: sargasso, gulfweed (brown algae)
235. sargenteado verb [saɾxẽn̪t̪eˈað̞o]: past participle of sargentear
236. sargenteando verb [saɾxẽn̪t̪eˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of sargentear
237. sargentear verb: to command, to order
238. sargento noun /saɾˈxento/: sergeant
239. sargento mayor noun: sergeant major
240. sargo noun: sargo, white seabream (Diplodus sargus)
241. Sargón proper noun: Sargon (Akkadian emperor)
242. sargónico adjective /saɾˈɡoniko/: Sargonic
243. Sarh proper noun [ˈsaɾ]
244. sari noun /ˈsaɾi/: sari
245. Saria proper noun [ˈsaɾja]
246. sarín noun /saˈɾin/: sarin
247. Sariñana proper noun /saɾiˈɲana/: a surname
248. Sario proper noun [ˈsaɾjo]
249. Sarita proper noun /saˈɾita/: a diminutive of the female given name Sara
250. SARM noun: MRSA
251. sarma noun [ˈsaɾma]
252. sarmale noun [saɾˈmale]
253. sarmasofobia noun [saɾmasoˈfoβ̞ja]
254. sármata adjective, noun [ˈsaɾmat̪a]: Sarmatian
255. sarmático adjective [saɾˈmat̪iko]
256. sarmatismo noun /saɾmaˈtismo/: Sarmatism
257. sarmatista adjective, noun /saɾmaˈtista/: Sarmatist
258. sarmentado verb /saɾmenˈtado/: past participle of sarmentar
259. sarmentando verb [saɾmẽn̪ˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of sarmentar
260. sarmentar verb /saɾmenˈtaɾ/: to gather pruned vine-shoots
261. sarmentino adjective [saɾmẽn̪ˈt̪ino]
262. sarmentosa adjective, noun [saɾmẽn̪ˈt̪osa]: sarmentose
263. sarmentoso adjective /saɾmenˈtoso/: sarmentose, sarmentous
264. sarmiento noun, verb /saɾˈmjento/: vine shoot
265. sarna noun /ˈsaɾna/: scabies (an infestation of parasitic mites)
266. sarna con gusto no pica phrase, proverb [ˈsaɾna kõŋ ˈgust̪o ˈno ˈpika]: it's not a chore if you're enjoying it
267. sarniento adjective: mangy
268. sarnoso adjective /saɾˈnoso/: mangy
269. Saro proper noun [ˈsaɾo]
270. Sarobe proper noun [saˈɾoβ̞e]
271. sarong noun: sarong
272. sarpado adjective, verb [saɾˈpað̞o]
273. sarparse verb [saɾˈpaɾse]
274. sarpullendo verb [saɾpuˈʝẽn̪d̪o]
275. sarpulléndose verb [saɾpuˈʝẽn̪d̪ose]
276. sarpullido noun, verb /ˌsaɾpuˈʝido/: dermatitis, rash (area of reddened, irritated, and inflamed skin)
277. sarpullir verb [saɾpuˈʝiɾ]
278. sarpullirse verb [saɾpuˈʝiɾse]
279. Sarra proper noun [ˈsara]
280. sarracénico adjective [saraˈseniko]
281. sarraceno adjective, noun /saraˈθeno/: Saracen
282. sarracín adjective [saraˈsĩn]
283. sarracina noun [saraˈsina]
284. sarracino adjective [saraˈsino]
285. sarrapia noun /saˈrapja/: A coumarou tree, of species Dipteryx odorata, that grows tonka beans, of South America.
286. Sarrat proper noun [saˈrat̪]
287. Sarrate proper noun [saˈrat̪e]
288. Sarratea proper noun [saraˈt̪ea]
289. Sarraute proper noun [saˈrawt̪e]
290. Sarre proper noun /ˈsare/: Saarland (a state of Germany)
291. Sarri proper noun [ˈsari]
292. Sarria proper noun [ˈsarja]
293. Sarria de Echebarri phrase [ˈsarja ð̞e et͡ʃeˈβ̞ari]
294. Sarriguren proper noun [sariˈɣ̞uɾẽn]
295. sarrio noun /ˈsarjo/: Pyrenean chamois (Rupicapra pyrenaica)
296. sarro noun /ˈsaro/: tartar
297. sarroso adjective /saˈroso/: mildewy
298. sarta noun /ˈsaɾta/: string, sequence, series, array
299. sartal noun /saɾˈtal/: string (items put on a string)
300. sartén noun /saɾˈten/: frying pan

Part 5 · Part 7 · Spanish words: S

Source: English Wiktionary (Spanish entries, CC BY-SA 4.0) and the Spanish Wiktionary (Wikcionario): each word's first meaning in English. A word with a page of its own links to it; for the rest, this line is PlainSpell's entry. Total under S: 9,096 words, in 31 parts.